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The best alternatives to Numbers are Infinity New Tab, Flickr, and NatGeo NewTab. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- A more elegant and easy way to use tabs in Chrome ✨
- Flickr is an image hosting service and video hosting service.
- NatGeo NewTab just displays a beautiful photograph from National Geographic every day. No frills :) Works on Chrome and Firefox
- Quickly add new to-dos to your lists (Chrome extension)
- Features: 1. Lightweight (~ half the memory consumption compared to default new tab page) 2. Handy shortcuts to important sections 3. Fast (New tab should load in a jiffy, it does with Perfect New Tab) 4. Quick access to recently bookmarked links 4. Todos app 5. Most Frequently visited sites
- Inspiring startup related quotes in every new Chrome tab.
- Get a beautiful photo from Exposure in every new tab
- Your favorite sites on Chrome's new tab.
- A chrome extension that places funny gifs in your new tab
- See personalized, photos from Google Photos in your new browser tabs, getting your best memories in front of you throughout the day. You can choose which albums you want to see, and it also comes with a "presentation mode" to show generic photos for when you're working in public.
- The best shots from Dribbble every time you open a new tab
- Motivational quotes each time you open a new tab
- Shows HEX code color and time simultaneously as new tab.
- An unexpected trip everyday by simply opening a new tab.
- Replace your Chrome's new tab with a simple customized clock
- Add a bit of flare to your browsing experience with a new tab filled with random elements each time you open a new tab
- No more boring tabs, each time you will get Random cool Emoji
- Start your day fresh by learning something new about the world! #TIL is a chrome extension that serves you a piece of random fact, in the popular "Today I Learned" fashion, on the page you visit the most: the New Tab. Available on Google Chrome.
